In their "Young Scientist Special," TV's Mythbusters test global
warming theory. They ask, "Does CO2 warm air?" Please see:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPRd5...eature=related

This demonstration no longer competitive at San Diego's Science Fair.
It's been done so many times, it's no longer original.

On Mar 8, 8:05*pm, Roger Coppock wrote:
In their "Young Scientist Special," TV's Mythbusters test global
warming theory. *They ask, "Does CO2 warm air?" *Please see:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPRd5...eature=related

This demonstration no longer competitive at San Diego's Science Fair.
It's been done so many times, it's no longer original.

Do you still watch Mr. Rogers Neighborhood?

Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

so, do you agree with the "high school science project," or not?

"Roger Coppock" wrote in message

In their "Young Scientist Special," TV's Mythbusters test global
warming theory. They ask, "Does CO2 warm air?" Please see:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPRd5...eature=related

This demonstration no longer competitive at San Diego's Science Fair.
It's been done so many times, it's no longer original.

Coming from Mythbusters, the epitome of science experimentation, it has
to be true. Did they blow up the testing facility too? :-)

On Mar 8, 9:16*pm, rasterspace wrote:
so, do you agree with the "high school science project," or not?

Do I agree that the Mythbusters TV show is based on High School
science projects? Well sort of, but many of the projects are of
grammar school level, and a precious few, may be considered to be of
college level.

"James" wrote:
Coming from Mythbusters, the epitome of science experimentation, it has
to be true. Did they blow up the testing facility too? :-)

Mythbusters recently welded a trough around an I-beam and filled that
trough with 200 pounds of thermite. They ignited it... and as you
might guess, the thermite came nowhere NEAR burning through the I-beam
or even the metal the trough was made of. So there's that.
Truthers and AGW believers... bozos.
---
-- "I may make you feel, but I can't make you think" --
-- Off the monitor, through the modem, nothing but net --

On Mar 8, 8:05*pm, Roger Coppock wrote:
In their "Young Scientist Special," TV's Mythbusters test global
warming theory. *They ask, "Does CO2 warm air?" *Please see:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPRd5...eature=related

This demonstration no longer competitive at San Diego's Science Fair.
It's been done so many times, it's no longer original.

Jamie Hyneman:
He earned a degree in Russian linguistics from
Indiana University. A variety of careers fill his resume, including
scuba diver, wilderness survival expert, boat captain, linguist, pet
shop owner, animal wrangler, machinist, concrete inspector, and chef.

- Not a Climatologist. not even a scientist.

Adam Savage:
Adam Savage began acting as a child, and has had five
years of acting school. His early credits include voicing animated
characters that his father produced for Sesame Street, Mr. Whipple's
stock boy "Jimmy" in a Charmin commercial, a helper in the special
effects of Star Wars, and a drowning young man saved by a lifeguard in
the 1985 Billy Joel music video "You're Only Human (Second Wind)." He
attended New York University's Tisch School of the Arts for acting for
6 months before dropping out.

Describing the early abandonment of his acting career, Savage said
"...by the time I was, I guess probably nineteen, I had passed on that
in favor of doing stuff with my hands – graphic design, assistant
animation in New York, and then eventually working in theater in San
Francisco, and film special effects.

- Not a Climatologist.... not even a scientist.

Tori Belecci:
Tory Belleci has a long history of working with fire and
explosives. At an early age, his dad showed him how to make a Molotov
cocktail. He later built what was essentially a homemade flamethrower.
The device caused a dangerous incident, when he accidentally lit part
of his house on fire. When he was 19, he was nearly arrested for
setting off a home made pipe bomb near his parents' home in Seaside,
California. The officer encouraged young Belleci to find a way of
expressing his love for explosions and special effects that did not
involve getting arrested.
Belleci has been quoted saying he became interested in the special
effects industry after doing a report on movie special effects, while
in high school. In 1994, after graduating from San Francisco State
University's film school, he started working with Jamie Hyneman, at a
small production company. Tory worked as a stage manager, running
errands and cleaning the shop, but quickly moved up the ranks.

- Not a Climatologist...... not even a scientist.

Kari Byron:
Byron graduated from Los Gatos High School in Los
Gatos, California and studied film and sculpture at San Francisco
State University, graduating magna cum laude in May 1998 with a B.A.
degree in film and sculpture. Byron spent the following year
backpacking, primarily in South Asia, including the Himalayas, and was
also involved in a number of art projects.
Art and sculpting are important aspects of her life, and she has
claimed that she creates some form of art every day, stating, "I would
go crazy if I didn't". Some of her preferred sculpting materials are
polymer clay, various found objects, acrylic gouache, wood and
metals.

- Not a Climatologist.,.... not even a scientist

Grant Imahara:
Imahara is a graduate of the University of
Southern California, with a B.S. degree in electrical engineering. For
a time, he seriously considered switching majors, with the intention
of becoming a screenwriter; he decided to stay on the engineering
track after assisting Tomlinson Holman, a professor at the USC School
of Cinematic Arts and creator of the Lucasfilm THX sound system.

After graduation, Imahara was hired as an engineer for Lucasfilm's
Home THX division; he then moved to the visual effects company
Industrial Light and Magic (ILM), where he worked for nine years.

- Not a Climatologist...... and I don't know... only
having a B.S. in electrical engineering might be stretching it to call
him a scientist.

But hey.... Al Gore is not a scientist either....

Why wait ? ? You too can be an expert on Climate Change....no
need to be a scientist.... just write a paper that supports Global
Warming Alarmism and people like Roger Coppock will welcome you with
oppen arms.

( Info on Mythbusters cast from Wikipedia.)

On Mar 9, 2:05*am, Roger Coppock wrote:
In their "Young Scientist Special," TV's Mythbusters test global
warming theory. *They ask, "Does CO2 warm air?" *Please see:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPRd5...eature=related

This demonstration no longer competitive at San Diego's Science Fair.
It's been done so many times, it's no longer original.

Wow, Mythbusters, now thats serious science!

On Mar 9, 8:26*am, matt_sykes wrote:
On Mar 9, 2:05*am, Roger Coppock wrote:

In their "Young Scientist Special," TV's Mythbusters test global
warming theory. *They ask, "Does CO2 warm air?" *Please see:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPRd5...eature=related

This demonstration no longer competitive at San Diego's Science Fair.
It's been done so many times, it's no longer original.

Wow, Mythbusters, now thats serious science!

It is serious matty. It's at a level that you never demonstrate
either. So what's wrong with the conclusions of the experiment? What's
wrong with the physical principle they are teaching to the kids. Looks
good science to me.

On Mar 9, 11:09*am, Dawlish wrote:
On Mar 9, 8:26*am, matt_sykes wrote:

On Mar 9, 2:05*am, Roger Coppock wrote:

In their "Young Scientist Special," TV's Mythbusters test global
warming theory. *They ask, "Does CO2 warm air?" *Please see:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPRd5...eature=related

This demonstration no longer competitive at San Diego's Science Fair.
It's been done so many times, it's no longer original.

Wow, Mythbusters, now thats serious science!

It is serious matty. It's at a level that you never demonstrate
either. So what's wrong with the conclusions of the experiment? What's
wrong with the physical principle they are teaching to the kids. Looks
good science to me.

CO2 heating up in a 2 m^2 enclosure for 4 hours is rep[resentetive of
the climate system?

I can see where the computer models come from!

Mind you, these experiemnts, if they are such good science, must have
convinced you that water vapour isnt a feed back, since they only
produced a 12 degree rise, in lijne with the caluated theoretical
increase?